Love this place and the classic restoration work at this amazing station. From exterior to interior…read moreevery part of the building has a story that one can appreciate. Fall leaves colors specially bring out a punch for this brick jewel in center of Ballard. Food menu, drinks options, ambiance, service and entire experience of visiting this brew pub station 18 has been simply amazingly. This 1911 built historic building is inviting, spacious and well maintained.

"The Seattle Fire Department: a national leader in responding to and preventing emergencies with a…read morecommitment to excellence and teamwork." Props to Seattle Fire Department (SFD). I unfortunately witnessed someone in dire need of medical care and resuscitation. When called they were first on the scene and worked very hard to help stabilize this person who needed help. It wasn't a pleasant scene, but it was great seeing in person these brave first responders in action. No Rescue me or Ladder 49 here. A real-life spring into action to help secure a scene, oust the fire and help the victim. When I saw SFD FF, I waved, and he gave a thumbs up as the truck headed back to the station. Stay safe out there and do your part to prevent wildfires or any kind of fire for that matter. Don't want to sound the PSA alarms but doing our part can make sure SFD can do their thing top notch. Thanks for your commitment SFD.

Today Jun 30 at 0630 Aid car 2 responded to 1st and Harrison on a OD. These two professionals did a…read moreoutstanding job. caring for this gentleman ventilating him till he became conscious. excellent job.

I would not apply here. It is a workplace, full of cronyism, favoritism, sexism, racism & ageism…read more I have a longtime friend who is an officer. He has been on the force for years. He was purposely moved to a less than ideal shift because they' are trying to force him to retire. That is not an assumption. He is not the only officer to be targeted. There are several lawsuits pending where officers are alleging discrimination. Deanna Nollette, gender/sex discrimination. Denise "Cookie" Bouldin, race and gender discrimination, settled for $750,000 in February 2026. Eric Greening, racial discrimination and retaliation. This was settled in 2025 for nearly $1 million. John O'Neil, racial discrimination and retaliation. Settled in August 2025. Lauren Truscott, Valerie Carson, Kame Spencer and Judinna Gulpan: four women who sued together alleging sexual harassment, gender discrimination and hostile-work-environment claims. Their case settled for $2.6 million in June 2026. I do wonder if the entire workplace is poisoned based on these lawsuits.

I've been targeted from the police for filing a lawsuit for getting injured and being on social…read moresecurity. They use the apartment above me in two different places I've lived in and follow me around the apartment and stomp on the floor all day till midnight . My parked car has been hit, another location the tires were slashed. They made up a story to get me arrested and said I never made any complaints before that even though I have numerous complaints and calls on my phone to the police about being harassed and this is ongoing.they go into my apartment and car when I'm away from them, this has been going on since 2023

I fell down on Denney in Seattle on 12/2/23. I broke my kneecap. Luckily the Seattle Fire Truck out…read moreof station 25 was heading up Denney on the way to training. We flagged them down and they stopped and put a splint on my leg and called the medics which came and took me to the UW Hospital. I want to Thank them so much for helping me out! I don't know what we would have done without their help. Time was about 1:30-2:00pm.

I would like to thank out fire department of capitol/first hill.. I had a incident yesterday and if…read moreit wasn't for the great fire fighters and paramedics with. There quicksand great response time I would not be here today ... my hats off to this great bunch and want them to know they are awesome and great and the greatest fire department in the Seattle and Washington area Thank u ladyb and gentleman for ur great efforts an. Great job... keep doing what's ur doing cause in my eyes ur the greatest. Thank u again ....... sincerely David Hatton .

Happened upon the Last Resort Fire Department accidentally [06/18/15]. Beautifully restored fire…read moretrucks in the original firehouse! This free museum is filled with old fire trucks dating back to an 1834 hand pumper. A must see for young and old, and each fire truck has a print out, which is free, for one to take home and explains all about the particular vehicle.... I was so impressed. The entire museum is indoors. For details, activities and events in which LRFD participates see: www.lastresortfd.org The museum is free but a donation is requested. Your kids will love this place and so will you. Well worth the time to see.

This is an awesome museum that I stumbled upon while making my journey from Pikes Place Market to…read moreSafeco Field to see the Mariners play the Orioles. Doug the guy running the show gave me an amazing tour making me feel immediately welcome upon walking the doors. Not knowing what to expect since I had literally found out about this place by just walking by it, Doug did a great job job explaining the museum and trading stories with me from his time as a volunteer firefighter. As a firefighter with Las Vegas Fire & Rescue I would highly recommend stopping by Last Resort Fire Department for a quick tour of SFD history

Evidently I had been renewing my driver's license online for awhile, it was time to update my photo…read more& info after receiving a postcard notice in the mail. Info provided via QR code on the postcard and WA State Dept. of Licensing site were helpful. Unfortunately, the closest site in Shoreline was booked out to end of June! I can't chance driving with an expired license, so I started looking at other sites for available appointments. I snagged one for 5/8/26 at 0830 at the Seattle/Queen Anne site. I was also provided reminder updates prior and even on day of for check-in. Pro tips: Definitely make an online appointment versus hoping for same day service, unless you have plenty of time to potentially wait. Bring appropriate documentation to prove your identity and state residency. There's a list provided on their website. I had my current driver's license, car registration, passport, and car & homeowners insurance policies. Excessive, better to be prepared than not. Despite living in Shoreline, my appointment was scheduled at the Seattle/Queen Anne site. I gave myself plenty of time to locate it and find street parking. Thankfully, the parking rate via the app was reasonable. 45 minutes covered my time in line and the renewal process. When I approached the entrance 35 minutes early, there were folks already in line. Eventually this line stretched up the the sidewalk. Upon leaving, there was an even longer line and nearly full waiting area. Just saying. While I was waiting, I received a text to check-in to state that I was indeed onsite. This provided a secondary code to use upon entry and the check-in booth prior to being briefly seated. I literally was the first one served. Guess I did not need to be so early & freeze in line. That's on me though. I provided my current expiring license and answered all the questions asked. I even took a vision test to verify I no longer used corrective lenses/glasses for distance. I also declined my long time motorcycle endorsement. Note that driver's licenses can be renewed for either six or eight years. My photo was taken. This hopefully is an improvement over my passport and Costco membership card, lol. Turns out my ancient photo on record was since 2001! I finished up all the other things requested. Just make sure all the information on the temporary license is accurate on the screen before signing. This will be your temporary paper license until the renewed card arrives via mail. Note that there is an additional fee if payment is made via credit or debit card. No fee if payment is made via cash or personal check. I was done within ten minutes! Loved the humor and upbeat, friendly service from the gentleman at booth 4 that morning. I was expecting dour and curmudgeon service, ended up receiving the complete opposite in customer service. Props to that staff member! Many thanks! There's also a wall by the entrance/exit that had additional free informational pamphlets and guidebooks, just an fyi. Hope this Yelp post was helpful and that you have a positive experience renewing your driver's license onsite.

With an appointment everything is a breeze! Just be sure to go inside I accidentally stood in line…read morefor a bit since I wasn't sure. Brad is awesome!

The most friendly, hard working, and welcoming people work here! Mark who has been a career…read morefirefighter for 30 years shared fresh veggies from their garden with us and truly gave my son (a toddler whose special interest is firefighters and fire alarms) a core memory, teaching him all about "Maggie" (Fire Engine 41). We will never forget his kindness and this experience. They also keep an immaculate garden and display of statues that are beautiful to walk by every day. Love our Magnolia Fire Station 41!

These guys and gals are amazing. I came in without notice today asking for a blood pressure test…read moreand I had five people standing around me. They truly cared about my well being and I really appreciate that-that they went out of their way to educate me about BP and spent their valuable time with me. I wish they were in my neighborhood .

This morning one of your amazing team members, Kelsey assisted me after I missed putting out my…read morerecycling. He took time out of his schedule as he was busy pulling weeds in West Seattle at bar S Park and came over to my home and assisted. Such an amazing act of kindness I wanted to share!! when you see a city worker thanked them and in particular if you see Kelsey in truck number 33751 he's a magic maker!!!

I have had a few really fabulous experiences with the Seattle P&R booking the Gas Works Park and…read morethe Magnolia Park for corporate events. Both ladies I've worked with have responded quickly with full information and have always been polite. They've answered my questions fully and understood what I was looking for. It's easy to book a park with the city. Filling out a form you can find online is the first step then emailing it in to them for consideration with the dates and locations you want is next. Some parks are so popular in the few warm months we have here that the city has a lottery of who gets to have the weekends first, so plan in advance. Prices are really inexpensive. There are extra fees if you want to add any vendors, bouncy houses, etc. No alcohol or amplified sound is allowed.